Sentence examples for wrongdoing come from inspiring English sources

Typically, large jury verdicts over accusations of corporate wrongdoing come over issues of health, as in cases brought against tobacco makers or consumer safety, as in many cases brought against automakers, rather than over what is essentially a contract dispute.

The Montebello police chief said he is in contact with L.A. County prosecutors in case any allegations of criminal wrongdoing come up.

He said his first indication of wrongdoing came when he received a letter from the Guardian in January this year.

But the efforts to get Mr. Kazran to sign the affidavit effectively exonerating Mr. Buchanan of any wrongdoing came in October 2008 and thus fell within the investigators' scope.

Unlike here, the plaintiffs in McCall alleged numerous specific instances of widespread, prevalent wrongdoing throughout the company and the mechanisms by which the wrongdoing came to the board's attention.

But the workers' lawsuit alleges that the wrongdoing came from upper-level management, who they say berated workers for taking tracks out of service due to safety defects.

The shift in S.E.C. policy to seek admission of wrongdoing comes after longstanding criticism that the agency was too soft on large organizations at the heart of the financial crisis.

As late as May he lashed out at Merrill Lynch, not for touting questionable stocks to win lucrative banking deals, but for agreeing to pay a fine when its wrongdoing came to light.

Mr Juncker, who denies wrongdoing, came under pressure at the G20 summit in Australia over allegations that he encouraged companies to minimise their bills by taking advantage of Luxembourg's rock-bottom tax rates while he was finance minister and prime minister of the Duchy.

These attempts to shake off the suggestion of wrongdoing came after the president adopted a new combative stance in the face of intensifying protests triggered by the disappearance of the 43 students in the southern city of Iguala on 26 September.

Critics say the system is unfair and would prevent wrongdoing coming to light.